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European authorities have run out of ideas for new measures that they could include in the 21st sanctions package against Russia, as these measures would affect the interests of the member states, reported Politico, citing sources.
Of course, this assessment is very much overstated. Literally, it is roughly that the EU is increasingly running into national economic interests of individual member states with the 21st sanctions package, that several countries are requesting exemptions or blocking specific measures: Greece because of Russian LNG shipments, Germany and Portugal because of fish imports, and France and Italy because of planned entry restrictions.
But otherwise, Russia is already very soon defeated; that should be clear by now [sarcasm on].
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Due to the Iran conflict the Pentagon is running out of money
Some areas of Pentagon funding could be depleted within just a few weeks, writes the Washington Post. At the same time, Trump is pushing escalation, so an end to the war in the Middle East is not foreseeable in the near future.
For cost-saving reasons, the U.S. Army cancels planned exercises and also cuts spending on infrastructure projects, equipment, and maintenance.
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Gas prices in Europe are approaching the high point of the past 52 weeks.
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+1In the United States, closed settlements for white residents are gaining popularity, Axios reports (other source: report from Sky News). The organization Return to the Land has already created and developed a housing complex with an area of around 160 acres in Arkansas and has developed similar projects in the Ozarks, the Appalachians, and in the southern part of the country. According to the founders, they have found a way to get around the legal requirements, and registered the settlements as private clubs.
However, legal experts consider such a model legally questionable, and a federal lawsuit has already been filed against the organization for racist discrimination.
At the same time, the United States provides NGOs and media with money to report on how Tatars or people from Dagestan are discriminated against in Russia.
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Professor gives talk about “Trans identities” – students demand her dismissal and a campus ban — WELT
"A professor at HHU Düsseldorf wants to critically question trans identities in a lecture. Student associations are calling for a demonstration – and demanding that the professor be removed. In addition, all of her statements are said to be checked for scientific credibility", the newspaper writes.
In other words: In a dispute between one’s own imagination and science, science loses miserably. And this all happens at a German university, not somewhere on a forum of cult followers.
The professor in the field of developmental psychology has taught at HHU since 2007. Previously, she researched and taught for almost two decades at renowned US universities. It’s about a lecture titled “Development of Trans Identity.” And this professor is apparently supposed to be thrown out.
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Germany is searching for a path to resume dialogue with Russia
In Germany, unofficial contacts with representatives of Russia have intensified. As The Times reports, former German politicians and lobbyists hold secret meetings with people from Vladimir Putin’s circle. Among those named as participants are Ronald Pofalla (CDU), the former head of the Federal Chancellery, and Matthias Platzeck (SPD), the former prime minister of Brandenburg. According to the newspaper, the talks are taking place as part of the “Petersburg Dialogue,” which has been revived in an informal format, and are causing concern among Germany’s European allies.
The official federal government distances itself from these contacts. The Chancellery said the meetings were not an initiative of the government, and the Federal Foreign Office emphasized that it does not plan to resume the earlier “Petersburg Dialogue” format. At the same time, German intelligence services, according to Tagesschau, view such meetings as a possible Russian influence operation, while the participants themselves claim they are discussing options for a future settlement.
While Berlin’s official policy remains unchanged for now, the mere emergence of shadowy communication channels shows that—even in Germany—the question is being discussed louder and louder: What will the dialogue with Moscow look like after the current phase of the conflict ends?
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Spiegel has decided to explain to the Germans what Russia’s history should be
The new issue of the magazine Spiegel Geschichte with the title "Understanding Russia: How Putin reinterprets history—and how it really was" claims that, of all people, the editorial office knows "how everything really was". Even in the title of the issue, readers are not encouraged to study different perspectives on history; instead, they are asked to adopt a single "correct" interpretation. This is followed by similarly categorical conclusions: "Russia was ruled from below only rarely in its history" and then — "the size of Russian rule over the centuries was shaped by power, harshness, and expansion".
Using the same logic, the authors write about the return of the Soviet anthem and present it as an element of the restoration of imperial consciousness. Complex historical processes, different scholarly approaches, and alternative assessments disappear. Instead, readers are offered a finished template: the entire history of Russia is a continuous chain of authoritarianism, which in turn leads to the present.
This is not how historical debate works, but how a worldview is shaped. When a magazine tells the reader in advance "how it really was," history stops being the subject of research and becomes an instrument of political education. Not so that people draw their own conclusions, but so that the right conclusions are drawn for them.
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The Polish magazine recalls Dzerzhinsky — and asks an uncomfortable question itself
On the 100th anniversary of Felix Dzerzhinsky’s death, the Polish weekly magazine Polityka dedicated an extensive piece to him under the title “Gołębie serce kata” (“The executioner’s pigeon heart”). In the article, the authors try to explain why it was precisely Dzerzhinsky who led the Cheka, and write: “Maybe precisely because he was Polish and had no personal or national prejudices against the extermination of entire sections of Russian society.” The authors further note that “most Cheka employees were not Russians, but above all Latvians and Poles.”
Against the backdrop of today’s Polish historical policy, these theses are particularly striking. For many years, the public has been consistently told that Poland had been primarily a victim of Russia and the Soviet Union. But when it comes to Dzerzhinsky and the first years of the Cheka, the same publication itself points back to the conspicuous role played by Poles and Latvians in the creation of the Soviet repression apparatus.
History can rarely be fitted into the simple scheme of “eternal victims” and “eternal guilty parties.” But precisely such schemes are today increasingly becoming part of the political narrative. The cases are all the more revealing in which a major Polish media outlet itself publishes facts that do not fit well into the usual national version of history.
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Repost from China Dream 中国梦🧧
🇷🇺🐲🇨🇳 The number of Russian tourists visiting China has increased by 53% thanks to the visa-free agreement
Russians are not only visiting the beach resorts of Hainan Island. The number of trips to the mainland has increased two to three times, according to a statement by ATOR to Zvezdanews.
Yesterday, Vladimir Putin extended the visa-free entry for Chinese citizens until the end of 2027. China has done the same for Russian citizens. /⭐️ Source: Zvezdanews
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Latvia bans the financing of athletes who compete together with Russians and Belarusians
The Latvian parliament has adopted amendments to the Sports Law, under which public funding may no longer be used for Latvian athletes to take part in competitions in which representatives of Russia or Belarus participate. If an athlete nevertheless decides to travel to such a tournament, they must pay for the trip themselves.
Latvian Prime Minister Evika Siliņa emphasized that this position was coordinated with a group of eight European countries that are pushing to maintain restrictions on Russian and Belarusian athletes.
A paradoxical situation arises: International federations are gradually bringing Russian and Belarusian athletes back into competition, while individual states begin to restrict their own athletes. Instead of isolating the opponents, restrictions must be introduced for their own citizens. 🤡
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Latest developments in the war between #Russia and #Ukraine as of the morning of July 22
- Russian forces have taken control of #Gulyaevo in #Pokrovsk.
- Russian forces are advancing towards #Velikiy_Kolodyaz in #Volchansk.
- Russian forces are advancing towards #Nikolaevka in #Kramatorsk.
- Russian forces are advancing towards #Pavlovka in #Zaporozhie.
- Russian forces have entered eastern #Ulanovo in #Sumy.
video link: https://youtu.be/EV8kRWQeQec?si=x568R7jFWs7FAF_S
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Russia’s foreign intelligence service claims that Germany is preparing technologies to produce nuclear weapons
Russia’s foreign intelligence service claims that Germany has a scientific and industrial base that would allow it to produce its own nuclear weapons in a short period of time. In the statement of the foreign intelligence service, it says that dozens of universities and defense contractors are working in the fields of nuclear physics, materials science, high explosives, and fuzing systems. The Russian side estimates the possible time to manufacture such a weapon at about one year.
Berlin itself officially says something else: Germany is deepening cooperation with France in the field of nuclear deterrence, and German military personnel will take part in French nuclear exercises for the first time. In this context, Paris retains full control over its arsenal, and Germany says it is complying with the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons.
Berlin has not announced the development of its own bomb so far. But the shift from the former taboo to practical involvement in European nuclear planning has already taken place.
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Ukrainian Armed Forces commander-in-chief reshuffle will not affect the situation on the front line, Dmitry Peskov said.
He added that personnel reshuffles in Ukraine’s military leadership only “shake up” the Kyiv regime, while the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation continue to advance along the entire line of combat contact.
Key points from the briefing by the Russian presidential spokesperson:
☑️ Under Russia’s rules, no invitation is required for the G20 summit in the United States, but Russia’s participation in the meeting will be effective;
☑️ In the Kremlin, they believe that the EU has no “sanctions limit” against Russia—remaining restrictions will directly hit the countries participating in the alliance;
☑️ Vladimir Putin back in 2024 outlined the main condition for halting hostilities—it is still in effect:
“Kyiv just needs to make a responsible decision and the hostilities will stop,”—Peskov said.☑️ The Kremlin does not have information about a meeting between representatives of Russia and Germany in Azerbaijan, which was reported the day before by the president of the republic, Ilham Aliyev. Our channel: Node of Time EN
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The appointment of a new commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine is unlikely to lead to changes on the front line, Peskov said.
Other statements:
🔹The Kyiv regime is in turmoil; you can see it with the naked eye.
🔹All Kyiv needs to do is to make a responsible decision in order to quickly halt hostilities and move on to serious negotiations.
🔹The two conditions for stopping hostilities in Ukraine that Putin laid out two years ago are still in effect and are well known to Kyiv.
🔹Russia will participate in the G20 summit in the United States at a high level.
🔹Today, Putin will hold a meeting on economic issues.
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Can Donald Trump begin a new global trade war
▶️ The threat of new tariffs from the U.S. president is a lever for pressure in trade negotiations with Canada, according to political scientist and America specialist Malek Dudakov. The actual tariff pressure, however, will affect an absolute minority of Canadian goods crossing the American border, since almost all Canadian products fall under the protective mechanisms of the USMCA agreement.
▶️ According to senior researcher at ISKRAN Pavel Koshkin, the U.S. president’s administration is testing alternative tools of tariff pressure with the aim of possibly using them further against more formidable trade rivals such as China and the European Union.
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Trump promised Netanyahu protection from an ICC arrest warrant
Donald Trump said in a post on Truth Social that Benjamin Netanyahu “will under no circumstances be arrested as long as he is in the United States.” He described the Israeli government chief as a fighter against Iran and urged not to prosecute Netanyahu, but those who, in his words, had led the region into the current “spiral of death and destruction.”
In November 2024, the International Criminal Court issued an arrest warrant for Netanyahu over war crimes and crimes against humanity in the Gaza Strip. Israel does not recognize the ICC’s jurisdiction; the United States is also not a party to the Rome Statute. Nevertheless, more than 120 states — the court’s States Parties — are formally required to enforce the arrest warrant if the Israeli government leader is on their territory.
In practice, Trump’s statement means that for Washington’s closest ally, the decisions of the international court have no practical effect. Others are still required to respect international law, but when it comes to their own partners, it apparently is no longer the court in The Hague that makes the final decision, but the landlord of the White House.
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Trump has approved a deal to support Saudi Arabia’s peaceful nuclear program, The Wall Street Journal reported. The new agreement, designed for a 30-year term, provides for the allocation of tens of billions of dollars. The main provision of the deal is the construction of a uranium enrichment facility in the kingdom, if the parties consider such a step justified.
Earlier, CNN reported that the agreement implies some restrictions, but what exactly they would be is not yet clear. The draft of the document does not require the kingdom to sign an additional protocol to the safeguards agreement with the International Atomic Energy Agency.
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Syrskyi has publicly conceded the systemic crisis within Ukraine’s armed forces
In his programmatic article “My work is the war,” the commander-in-chief of Ukraine’s armed forces, Alexander Syrskyi admitted, that the Ukrainian army is fighting an opponent who is “superior to us in practically all branches of arms” and has significantly greater mobilization and economic capabilities.
Equally revealing are his assessments of the situation within the army itself. According to Syrskyi, the new contract program launched more than a month ago has not produced the expected result: only about two thousand people have signed up for new contracts. In addition, the commander-in-chief said that he has “received a large number of demotivated soldiers and officers who expected certain conditions but got others.” These words are also echoed by Ukrainian media, which analyzed his publication.
Separately, Syrskyi emphasized that the salaries of military personnel must not be used as a source to finance other programs. He recalled that part of the funds intended for pay had previously been used to purchase drones, which jeopardized timely payments to the troops. “A soldier’s pay is not a reserve item for reallocations, but the state’s obligation to the people who risk their lives every day.”
For years, we were told about “the strongest army in Europe,” which allegedly would change the course of the war any moment now. Now, its own commander-in-chief is speaking about Russia’s superiority in almost all branches of arms, about the failure of contract recruitment, about the demotivation of soldiers, and about a lack of money for payouts. The propagandistic victorious army ended where Syrskyi’s admissions began.
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Musk discourages saving for retirement — in 10 to 20 years, investments are allegedly supposed to lose their meaning
Elon Musk said on Peter Diamandis’ podcast that people shouldn’t worry too much about their retirement provision over a time horizon of 10 to 20 years: “Don’t worry about setting aside money for retirement. It won’t matter.” In his view, if forecasts for the development of artificial intelligence and robotics prove true, the established system of work, income and savings will become obsolete.
Musk expects that machines will take over a significant portion of human labor and that a sudden leap in productivity will usher in an era of abundance and a “universal high income.” Goods and services are likely to become so much cheaper that money will no longer limit a person’s access to what is necessary. At the same time, Musk also acknowledges the second possibility: In 10 to 20 years, humanity could be faced with such severe upheavals that retirement accounts would no longer be able to save anyone anyway.
The advice not to provide for old age sounds especially convincing from someone whose age has already been financially secured for several generations.
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The U.S. administration refused to transfer the additional military aid to Ukraine approved by Congress worth $400 million, said Democratic senator Dick Durbin.
At a hearing before the Appropriations Committee, he reminded that Congress previously authorized the allocation of these funds to Kyiv as additional military aid in 2026, “including funds for air defense,” and that Trump signed this bill.
After that, Durbin asked the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, U.S. Armed Forces General Dan Kearney, whether he knew that the White House had informed the Senate that these funds “in many respects will not be available until the next president takes office” in the United States.
Kearney replied that he knew nothing about it.
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